PAGE FOURT? iEN TUESDAY, MAY 22, CHIPS We hate secured another lot of i Wood Ashes in barrels. A fine lawn food. shrubs and vines. Wizard Sheep Fertilizer. “One bag equal to a wagon load of manure,” they say. In large or small packages, to suit your re- quirements. :.__.——-—4 Our Coal goes into the bins of . bur customers as fast as we receive it. Is your order on our files I _— Early orders for Coal are sure to be filled. Later ones may be. The Ferris Coal Co. 5 Present w "MANHATTAN 'smrs" 1!. And a Complete Line of , Hand Tailored Clothing Fine Furnishings and Emerson Hats Raymond R. Aiken g Successor to Raymond 8 Son f : wan. a men crass-1's noawanx, corn. 3 OLD CARS Sell Your Old Cars to the BRIDGEPORT AUTO 001" Aaron Kohn’s For Auto Supplies e—-—‘ 1 e aamaoan sum Nothing better for : widely known and accepted. You should take into consideration the service, ability and qualifications of the bidding competitors. This demands utmost confidence in the dealer founded upon established ' , quality on which you may rely in full. Do not skimp on woodwork, you will always be face to face with it, never out paper or paint. cheap. The Hatch E? Bailey Co. Shamans-sell. Celetea Wall WW m- . ,_. ‘ ‘ , e . No institution was ever built up and rémain'ed "perm“anent- , ; ly in business if its foundation stone was PRICE and only, _. PRICE. This fundamental truth is daily becoming more . of sight and cannot be changed from year to year like well . Put in poor woodwork and the house looks . I . thousand attended the mains deuce so extensive have the changes been during the‘spring season. About one Saturday evening. and were surpriied at the transformation that has taken‘ Dm- The buildings along the “lfldway” have while’_ in their stead has been erected a big structure on the east side. adjoining the bathing Pavilion. Quality Groceries and Free Delivery ,,,., A. F. Beckmann 64' Co., Inc. 83 Washington Street South Norwanr PHONE 1‘05 m M! .u‘s‘ New pa'rk benches have b‘en in- stalled. The grounds- have been re- 'Wired and 1. 000 additional lkhts have will be installed in thelern bed near the entrance with van-colored lighting elects and will be ready for the for- mal opening which will take place next Saturday, Max 20. A new switch board will control the lighting system and it is expected that the service will be greatly improved. A new pole with forty-live lights has also been installed in the carousel. and this will play twenty dinerent selections. The baseball ileld has been filled in with oyster shells and ashes and will be rolled by a heavy steam-roller to. l FOOTWEAR FOR MEN BLACK OXPORDS—Pebbled Scotch Grain Leather on the brogne lasts. Smooth, bright calfskin, > . in trim dress models. , SBOWN OXPORDS—Russia Calf, straight perforated tip, brogue last. , Mahogany calf, wing tip, stitched trim, square French last. EMERSON, JOHNSTON G ME! AND EDUCATOR SHOES CONNEALLY £6 BRACKEN SoutthrwalkOcnn. - BtcreOpmlaturdsynvmings. day. This ' will anord additional parking place for the hundreds of au- tomobiles which daily visit the park. Two new dolphins have been placed on the trout oi the pier whichwill be used by the excursion boats from New York and elsewhere as mooring points. ' The excursion bookings so tar this year are larger than last year. which was the banner season at the Point. and a complete list of the churches and other societies to be at the Point will be printed in a few days. The steamer Sirius will bring 1.200 mem- bers of the Caledonian Club oi New York. and the steamer Mil-liner will bring «10 members or the Columbia Boat Club also of New York. next Sun- day. Charles Pfahl will again be superin- tendent of the entire park. Thip is Mr. TWO NEW FEATURES IN LION BRAND YARNS Silva-sheen Yarns—A silkwound wool of high quality for gar- ments that have a “su- per effect.” Ombrant Iflkwool Pleas --The thread is s sue. oession of several col- ors, and the knitting lends itself to surprise effects of a class with the Paisley and Orien- tal effects now in vogue. 'A few finished models of Ombrent Silkwool Floss on exhibition. J. I. MALLE'ITE as Washington Street South R‘crwalk Schultze’s Wédnesday Specials Shoulder Steak....-................ l8chlb'. RibVealChops.......'.............35c lb. Frankfurts 20clb. Beef Liver........................14c lb. StewingLamb.....................15c lb. Schultze’ 8 Sanitary Markets ,Wuhmgmnsmuandnaflreaddmmlmltcrwslk. 89 and 48 lain Street lies-walk. Westpert Georgetown Derie'n Stamford llssk neck lrldoepert ..HamburgSteak 16clb Ptahl's thrity—second year at the park. he having been brought up there. Mr. Ptahl is one of the few' residents of Norwalk who has seen the park grow from a very small one to one or the most beautiful on Long Neville L. Bayley .enters upon his Island Sound. tenth year as manager. as does Harry Anshuts. who is secretary‘oi' the park. The concessions at the park and those in charge are as follows: Ray Curtis—Ham and bacon booth. \Villiam Nanette—Blanket store. Carl Zoeliner-Asropls.na store. Mrs. C. R. Pastor—Roller Racer. William “reed—all“ Ball. Benjamin Walterhouss —- Lunch room. Leonard Brown—Doll store. M11. Leonard Brown - Country store. “a. George Dierenbach is in charge of all drinking stands. \Viliam Piahl—fialt water tally. Mrs. l". E. Rabi—Souvenirs and candy. Madame Childrenn—Palmletry. Frank Lynch—Roller coaster. William Keogh—Merry Go Round. Jack Enron—Aeroplane swing. James Whitney -- Dancing pavilion. Michael Picclone—Parking space. Harry Van lengelo is chief elec- trician. Auto Goes on Spree; Lee C. Leonard of C Grandview avo- nue was knocked down by an auto- mobile morning. The accident happened under rather peculiar circumstances. Leonard cranked his automobile. parked on Commerce street with a hand-crank. The clutch slipped into gear. The machine darted forward. knocking Iconard down. the wheel or the machine passing over his leg. Continuing its‘rampage. the auto- mobile proceeded thirw test or so crashing into a guard at an open Inau- hole at Wall and Commerce streets. This impact stalled the machine. Damage to the car and manhole guard was slight.: HGT DAWG! ' A motorcycle owned by the Bridge- port polioe department was stolen from the Park City. according to a re- port received by the Norwalk 90110. last night. f'Police Department” in bright, gold letters. was painted on the side or gas tank or thei machine. rho Nor-walk police were asked to watch for an Qakiand auto- o'clock lat night. .- Many thousands of people who will i . Visit Roton Point within the next few _ weeks will hardly recognise the place. - been taken down and the: ‘ xrounds cleared up. been put in place. An electric fountain , Owner Painfufly Hurt; and painfully bruised this. Leonard was bruised by the accident" mobile stolen from Staniiord at 11:10 ' right prices; st BATTERIES The Eyes Battery Station is at your service with up-to-datt equipment. right prices. best of service and all sises of “Hard Batterhs. ‘Badlo.A Batteries are here. 49 West avenue. Phone flap—Adv. and Radio 8 ,wniard Rubber Threaded WILL!“ W. DAWSON, Jr. ARCHITECT 4. So. Iain St. Telephone 833. scum NORWALK. cons. Pine Selection of if} w‘sDDmc, BIRTHDAY and ANNIVERSARY go‘s-w o GIFTS THAT LAST Robt. A. Benedict ‘ Jeweler s. I as wan. tr. 8'0me unison Gm mas-rum! Terror-of ‘M‘ Convenience Elegance, Ease Economy ,What more could be desired in a shoe' I . laws, yet fits the fact, while prheefit'thepurse ofprudent a I MILTON ELWOOD Footwear for every oecasiomthst conforms to Fashion s 110an ~— Luggage That Will Stand the Test It pays to buy the beat. for business or pleasure trips. We have a. bigger line than ever before of standa1 d n akes ,, HARTMANN WARDROBE TRUNKS $35.00t08' HARTMANN STEAMER TRUNKS ..............$10.00t081 SOLID THERSUITCASES ...... ........... $1000 to $1- CANE S CASES, $7.50 MAT'I‘ING SUIT CASES, $2.00 to .’ ’ BLACKENAMELEDSUIT ASESANDWEEK END CASES, GENUINE COW HIDE TRAVELLING BAGS, Allsizes, 84 00 to ,,. BRIEFCASES,BlackorTan........ ............ THE BEST UMBRELLAS FOR MEN 0R WOMEN Wuhmmuwywww ”20¢“? $02003»: 0° .003”: 00:00:»: .. .« .« :»:«:» a; KU'I'UAL PROPIT OERTIPIOATBS Ask for Catalogue of Premiums We leo SodaandtccCseamSer-red Bovi Pharmacy * as so. Main 111.. so. Norwalk 11w”. WeSpecialisein TWO PANTS SUITS Extra Pants Double the Wear. ASHER GLICKSON Clothier. To Men and Boys Hatter and Furnisher Nor-walk am. it DinesttheOld.8tendby THE OXFORD LUNCH , and RESTAURANT - O SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Phone fill ’ J.lariib Roodner WHOLESALE PLOWPIID, MEAY, swarms-11.12.33.310 rammfi- J1 ICE MACHINES [1 “1‘0de r " ’5 ‘11....- ,~ .7 IOLDPWATTEEOLD fieOIdWellfieCIgsrand the Perfeete Bouquet ( at 10c. L .’,’. '4 9 ii," ; Me 2M? 2. 1a.. Norwalk's Largest Mecca Quality Promptness THATCHER HEA '. AND RANGES Kompak Automatic 6. Water Healer: Duro Country Water 5 Plumbing — Hem“ Phone 397-: STEPHEN ll 15 Monroe Street. F. S. LYON JOB PRINTIX South N orwalk. ‘ WCEMO TAXI 1 Under anlov's Cigar ‘- Phone 3 3 2 0 Careful Drivers Day 11:6 .\ 4 Service. TARLOV BROS Leading Tobaccenisb WE R ECOM MEND LORD ROMEO Mlld Havana Blend 5c Each — And - 8c—2 for 15¢ Mahackemc Block Pins IRVING K. POLLIY BARGAINS ELECTRIC M01085 3‘ '10 so a. r. 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